28-07-2022 23:45
Josep Torres
Hola.Un liquen cortícola localizado en la repúbl
25-07-2022 19:50
Marcus YeoI am baffled by this anamorph. It looks distinctiv
31-07-2022 18:14
Petra Eimann
Hello all. I hope someone can help. Found on 19.03
01-08-2022 19:41
Mirek GrycHiI suspect that my identification is correct but
27-07-2022 17:08
Harald Homa
Hello dear friends of mushroom,on 11.06.2022 I fou
23-07-2022 02:14
James MitchellHello,Does anyone have access to an original 1958
29-07-2022 17:00
Edvin Johannesen
Quick question, if I may: Are there several specie
Hi to everybody
I need again your help with these yellow, shortly stipitate, ascomata up to 1 mm, found on Fagus sylvatica leaves on calcareous soil at 1200 m. The asci are 8-spored, IKI rb Calycina-type, arising from croziers . Paraphyses and marginal cells with yellow refractive VBs as the marginal cells from the flanks. Excipulum with any textura porrecta.
I don't find any species that matches well with my collection.
Have you some idea for me?
Thanks again
The guttulate paraphyses and thin-walled excipulum forbids an Allophylaria, the former also a Calycellina. I am without an idea :-(
Hi Zotto
I think this is not an Allophylaria. The excipulum is absolutely different....
Hi Enrique,
I think it is not a Calycellina, in this genus most species have (sub)sessile apothecia, as well as the content of the paraphyses is mostly a longitudinal vacuolar body.
In spite of the apical apparatus I see no difference to a Hymenoscyphus which has usually stipitate apothecia and guttulate paraphyses. In your foto the apical apparatus looks like Calycina type. Is it really?
Best regards from Lothar
you are right with the contents of the paraphyses, but the apical ring is decidedly of the Allophylaria type. I presume a relationship with that genus, but would not expect that it belongs to it.
Look here
Zotto
